A Poetic / Prophetic message

Is it possible some observations by singers and songwriters don't just resonate but actually touch on something that is true

Wed 27 Nov 2019

David Robertson

From Banjo Paterson to Beyoncé, poets and lyricists make observations about the world. Sometimes the observations resonate with us at a deep level. Is it possible that some of their observations don't just resonate but touch on something that is objectively true, on what life is all about?

In the final talk in this series David Robertson considers Paul's worlds to the intellectual elite of the ancient world in Athens and why these words are still relevant today.

Bible reference(s):

Acts 17:24-33

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David Robertson

David Robertson is an experienced presenter and debater on the place of the Christian faith in the public sphere, a prolific blogger at The Wee Flea and he was the minister at St Peter's Free Church in Dundee, Scotland for 27 years. Having come to Australia in 2019 to work with City Bible Forum, David now is employed by the Anglican Diocese of Sydney to help churches think about how they engage with their culture to communicate the good news of Jesus.

A Poetic / Prophetic message

Is it possible some observations by singers and songwriters don't just resonate but actually touch on something that is true

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